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Rommel's Panzers

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314:, Paul King found the components a bit primitive, with misprinted coordinates on the map, and misprinted counters. However, he found the rules easy to assimilate, especially if the scenarios were played in order, since new rules were introduced in successive scenarios. He also thought that "As a tank simulation, even if you know little of tank warfare, you become aware of what is right and wrong. A mad rush by all available tanks will achieve little even in the face of a few emplaced guns." He concluded on a positive note, saying, "the game adheres to Metagaming's principles — quick and easy to play. As a new venture for the firm this is a good game, covering a theatre which has had little exposure at the tactical level." 19: 61:
and British forces. It was the first historical game by Metagaming Concepts, which to that point had specialized in fantasy and science fiction games, and was the first of five microgames in MetaGaming's MicroHistory series of
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plays it safe with tried and true systems, no infantry, and no terrain. If you don't own any other WWII tactical games,
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Metagaming Concepts entered the games industry in 1974 with the science fiction game
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No. 30., Nick Schuessler thought the game a bit simplistic, but concluded, "
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provides a good introduction to this level of play at a reasonable price."
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Units are set up according to the scenario. Turns are divided into:
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is a two-player game featuring tactical combat in 1941–42 in the
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King, Paul (November–December 1980). "Rommel's Panzers".
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in 1980 that simulates combat in North Africa in 1941.
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Index


board wargame
Metagaming Concepts
North African desert
Afrika Korps
Erwin Rommel
Microgames
microgame
hex grid
Grant M3
Stuart M3
Crusader Mk. II
Matilda Mk. II
Bofors 40mm light anti-aircraft gun
Two-pounder anti-tank gun
Six-pounder anti-tank gun
Panzer Mark II light tank
Panzer Mark IIIE tank
Panzer Mark IIIJ special tank
Panzer Mark IVD tank
28/20 Pak anti-tank gun
5 cm Pak 38
8.8 cm Flak 18/36/37/41
anti-aircraft gun
Stellar Conquest
Ogre
G.E.V.
Melee
Wizard
Ram Speed: Naval Warfare in the Bronze Age

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